Robert J. Lee. otNIIrwalk, So
Badly Injursd in Port ches-
tar. Yesterday Morning, That
pilot a}. Féw Hours Later
Robert 3 Doc. out: or the host
ltuoivil bngmcmastans in the employ
of tho New 'l’ork, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company died at
the Norwalit Hoopital, yesterday at-
tei'noo‘n at 0 o‘clock, from. lnlulios ro-
cplvbd ycntorday morning‘ while work-
ing on his train. Mr. Let- lctt South
, blot-walk as usual on the 6.15 train for
Port Chester, as he is the. baggugomon
on the train which makes up at Port
Chester to leave at 710 in thc incin-
ing.‘ While ht: Was attcmptlng to con-
plo the lever chain which is between
the locomotive tender and the forward
and ot the baggage car, he met with
on accident which cost him his life.
» The train stopped at Harrison sta-
tion and Leo told Conductor Edward
Taylor that. ho was going to couple the
chain, which by some oversight had
not been booked up.
lie crawled clown under the forward _
end of the car and was about to pull
the chain into ,placa, when the "air."
which is mind to stop tho trninywas
released and the bumpers of the car
and locomotive tender come together,
catching LIIII’II head botwcen thcni.
‘Wheu a train stops at a station. the
Iengineor hoops his “air" on until the
cars come to a standstill. at’tcr which
his released, when tho cars glide up
to the bumper on the tender.
The air had boon applied, but not
taken off when [we got his head III-
, tween the pondermis bumperi. so that
when was iclcascd it dosed up
sonic six or night inches and just
enough to hndiy jam Lcus lioad.
Conductor Taylor not homing from
Lee ran t’orwni d to inquire. the trouble
and only Lac lying on the roaribcd with
blood 001“”?me lib; mouth and nose
‘: Ho had him llt‘tIId from his perilous
position and found its war: uncon-
sclous. Dru, Adult Hour and .l. P.
Groom), or Muniumncch, were suin-
moncd slid Lice ltfl in tlII-ii Izaic.
Ilc nil-I: brought out of: his uncon-
scioni condition and later took a train
for Norwalic .Wheie he had ii family
and homo, ih “MW” avenue.
On‘ that way to South Norwalk
the mini thI nrrtvcn.|o I: at 9.:l8.
MI. Loo iapaé into ‘3‘ Hill «Uliscioits
condition and did not appeal to lake
clgnpnance oi‘ anything which was go-
ing on about him, He was ussistod
from the tibia. and Illllilt'il in (loom.
W. Scymoiir’s sleigh, and removed to
his linine. ‘Im was III-IIoiiipnniIId by
William Saunders and Dupul ilsggugt-
master Jesse Bruudage. 'l‘hc lam-r
did not know where Mr. LIIII'I: home
was locnicd, but no they continued on
he scorned to rally somewhat, and
when they rcachcd the lioiiso ho was
able by motions to make than: under-
Htsnti to stop tiiII horizon. One of thc
men than Went to the} house, and al-
tempted to gain admittance. Mrs. Loo
(lid not hear the toppings, ind the in-
jurcd nia‘n realizing this took his keys
from his pocket nnd itidiI-ntcd Whig-ii
one would open iba dour. Mrs lat‘l)
was found inside and notinod of lltll‘
husband's inlaluip, while he was
brought into the house. Dr. William
J Trncoy Was summoned and was pro
paring to 0pm do on the man I: head
whan lli.‘ toil oi‘ his pulse, and stated
that line only piano for Iii II would IIII
at this hospital It was vidIfut that
the physician IIIIIIsiderod the pullout
in a III-limo: lulllllllOll. 'l‘ he ambulance
Willi cailrd, and Mr. Law was talton to
the hospital, whore liII liligI-rmi until
into in llIlI afternoon,
'lliII Iioctiuulli Willi mm of tilt: ilrisl
liked turn on lip: antl. always oblig-
ing to his lI-ilow worhmon and pan-
aongorv. with whom no canto in con-
tact and III llic IIIIIIIII I-VIIn lllitiiOi-il'
lion and dt'lliliI to do his wmk in liIII
built possible InunnIIr.
lip wan Ii nativc of Virginia. and II
divert. Ilosccuduiit of (ll-norul ltolmit
'1‘. lion llII li‘lli'lltlll atolunbnutlm, and
rallroudin in his natiw Mum and
cumin nort 'ii number at your» sign HI:
Iiondiirtnd It now buillttelu: tor admiral
y‘allrn‘ iil fittiitli’ord. dull tilt-II Imld out.
and romovod In Norwnlk location in
tho hIIIiaII in Fulrvlow uvauuo HI:
bird iii-aided illl‘l'tI «Inca with hip wife:
and tivo daliitltlura. now Insuring young
womanhood.
[in look It position on tho railroad
had run on II humour of Illll’crmit
mi, tin alum; thi- lino. Hp Willi Ii mum.
Incnt inunibcr Ill thc MuIIIIIIiII IIIIIIIIII.
attilliitcd with Union {Indigo lII Ilium:
lord.’ lite Willi also a. nuImbIIII of tho
llhithcrllooll of Railroad Traininun.
_ unit had roccntly boon clot-toil IIIIIIIIII-
tiiry or the Mutual {tenant norioty. or:
pooling Io IIIIIII omen January 1 in:
was him I mcmlscr oi thr- Episcopal
Church, ln fitnmi’ord, and a man of
mmlcnnmw {ihrlailim principle». lie
“Willi an IIIIIIIIIIIItlII mombnr of various
organization with which l’lt‘ was con:
motor! and was PVM’ Itching to in»
crown ill:I IIIIIIIIIIIarIIlIip and plantation;
.fl‘hc t
lithium] tailor.
the downstairs brother
in NorIoIlt. Vin. has broil notified and ’
Ito armnscincnu tor the onto:
or: will not lb" mills and IIII Ii III
mm It tron tum r united in nitride
‘ 313an III oIIIIiIIII all. my
I mm and silk but. govornnioni.
a hotter—«what in the will dI‘i
choral semiotic will ho an»;
The CIIIIOIidIthII QIIIIIIIIII Should
Navor Havo coma up. ‘
Editor Seminal: Why in the slime
ct goodness and horse sense will gen:
tlemon call It town meeting that be»
torn Christmas to monkey around con»
solidatlon again. The matter has
been killed. and burlod a halt dozen
times. In years past taxpayers have
shown in strong terms that they will
not. put up good money for a drop
ax-
payers in this town are: not nailing tor
a high tax rate are not buying hlg
cash for easy snap» to comfort a tow
gentlemen in nice positions with 00
lion clerks to stand for the work.
Business in town in goodw-was ncvcr
gentle.
man (tropic for in a shanty? VILIiy will
thoy spend good time and lux‘payors'
cashw pulling away at tho oars wIiiio
the anchor in dragging at the bottom?
Every biislnous is moving along--
lainpa arc burning, brightly, whcola
are turning all right, new industries
are coming to town. schools are lin-
pruring livery your, town and city'otll
cinls are plcaalng the taxpayers with
good work. Are: we not. in the living
for everything that is good? Don‘t
fool around with this old delusion.
don't ictotlteraluitt in; don‘t let us
stand for any more consolidation ruc-
Ref.
if there. is any real public need in
town it is a high scliool,'goo(l for the
whole town. Perhaps a soft, roomy
Jail and alnishouac improvements
would not be onto! place, but don‘t
let no fool away time and waste good
moncy on this old town bird (commit
nation), its most is too high.
Why not leave the old town govern
ment ton. berated rest?
if gentlomcn no true with pctlllonr‘
really wish to give the town taxpayers
a holpinghand lat then: try and figure
up what it has cost ihc’towu in years
past to fool around Willi consolidation
“start. with tho solectmon’a rIIport for
1903, which glvas us a figure of $1;
119.36; trot backward 20 years to the
lance—limit: up the whole: amount.
than and about tbur thousand dollars
under the. head of division then what
how we to show for all of this big
bill? Why. nothing but disburso
Now, Mr. Editor, we. believe that this
question of consolidation is a simple
our: and comes home to every than
who cows to think. Have Norwallt
ltixpayors fl. barrel of cal-Iii to burn?
HARRY PAYNE.
WI: nndcrsland tho Herrick Seed
Company at Rochester, N, Y., want an
agIIut lo canvass this section. We can
rwmnnncnd this Company Its all right.
'l‘hcir tutor rillICcli arc the host. An)
car out of woili write them for terms
at Once.
--——-—-—-—.——-———
«—A good suit case suits almost
any man's case. at Christmas time.
Suit callus you'll be proud to give.
Slain in Site at Ringers & Stevens‘.
SOUTH NORWALK'S HEALTH.
Sixteen Deaths Last Month, Six 0f
Which Occurred in the Hospital.
The Board of Health report at the
(‘in of South Norwullt. Conn. for No
wuibor, 1904, was as follows:
Deaths in Hospital. Ii.
Deaths in city other than in Hos
pitul 10.
A9“.
Under 1 year 5.
Betwc‘on 20 and 30 years 1.
Between 50 and 60 years 2.
Dominic '10 and 80 years 1.
Over 90 years 1.
Rate per 1,000 per annum 17.2.
cantaglouc Discus: Reportad.
Consumption 1
Typhoid Fever 1
Total 2.
Birth.
Males 10
iI‘IIInIiiIIII 10
Total 20.
J. W. DARE,
Clerk.
HHANDEOME EREOENTB.
(‘iitiiollc Prayer books tliic hindingu.
llIIIIariIIil with gold or silver chain and
Irorsoli. John T. llnyIIs‘u ii Main St..
Norwnlit.
-"mWMmIp-M
-~tiliuiriincu salt: '0! hillilncry, Trim-
mIId and Untrimmcd Hula and every-
thing pcrtnintnu to Mllllncry Mun/l
Alumni-unlit. 81 Ho. Main 31.,80. Nor-
wa
GOLFAX ENCAMPMENT OFFICERS
Annual Elnctlcn Hold Lint Night Ind
"Mutation January 16th.
'Ibn IIIIIIIIIII Irritating of Colfax En
IIIIIIIpinnnu 1.0 0 1“,qu hold inlll
night in Odd Fallows Hall. with thin
rotiuit:
(3. inw'l‘homua Powull.
III, W.I~III.lI)lInI W. Smith.
ll, P.wll‘rIIilIIrlIIlI (i. iIIInodiri. .
HIIrilIIw-Jolin ll. nonunion.
’l‘roIIIIIIrIIrmClIIIrchI linbrmunn.
lilIIIIIIIorm-tibnrllm It‘lobrmunn.
’i'bIIIIII, ultimo will b» lnuinlipd Itin-
Imry lath. by tlliitricl lloputy Hlmun
Minimum. of filrniford
on and». w. ,. ”WWI“
, ”Tl-la MACON WHY ‘
ll 8. Rm.luwciar.lbfio.hluln at.
moor-III the turnout Holiday trade so
far, in his History Why? because he
hill; the mail. , '
III-Morris chair"
from “.00 up. lit. ALI
1
Morris Rockers
lecithin 0; Ch.
MAVMEW-I-OIICFUT
him Jonatfimtnt and Minolta
MM Marvin blimp: will bl:
humanity. It tho
mutation at the II Ito's mm and Clint»
InuitL Cyrus Mimic. in
l
moot. not one cunt for value received.
lit 59.
I i ilNi
Edwin L. Stevens Ile- elected
Chief Engineer,
and Submits
His Report of the Work Ac-
complished During the Past
Year
t'tiii Fire Department
in ltowayton
siding. ~
Chici‘ Stevens road
pnrtnient were also
The uithingdhon
llIII ensuing your.
Chlol‘
'I‘iionica as judge of
George Slovenia and
troy as tailors.
oluc toil :
The following others It
Thoannuai meeting of tho itowny-
was bold in the
quarters of Rowayton llosI-I. Company.
iIvIInup.
CliiiIf Englnair Edwin D Slowing pro
lust. evening
his iIIpoI-I III‘ the
work dono during the past your. and
reports from other unicorn oi the Do
heard.
procccdcd to the
nomination and election of dinners f0i
Stevtuis- appointed Eail F
the I-icction and
Edwin W. God-
it i‘ro than
Chief Engineoowlddwin 11. Stsvciis.
First Assistant Engineer—~Chnr ics A
Tucli.
A Cushmun.
ticcr etary-—Wlllinm
Assistant
Marsh.
Treasuron—Gmrgc
‘
Roy. A. L Hubbard.
1st. 1905, at noon.
After
December 318i.
cartriicnt,
serve-d.
‘Imiso Monday (Ivan
ll (ultli. evening
as follows. . '
'l‘II tho Officers and
upon this occasion it,
to loader to you in
nil-tit. And at this i
(Illlitc as chief, and i
tallied.
uh,
Iy in district,
tlIIll alarms,
IIIIrvIco on tho part
no hoan laid. and ti
cliotnicals used.
'l‘hII list of tlron in II
April 2il-DlIilrlvl
m.; paint: of ownci
to building. into);
low. noun; vain.» of
Iiiilnngu to controls”
on commits. pom-z on
April ill-I’Dlllll'll‘l N
or building iii. 000:
inc. 8000: lnuurancu
touts. In, 000: IIIIIIIIII III
Bourdmnn lllrclluril
this was Itivon in tho
Secretary ~— Elbert
adjournment.
were served and a social time bad.
There was a large attendance
mombors oi‘ Rowayton lloso Co. No
1, and 'Rownyton Elm Police, N031
comprising the Department. .
The Department will have a Christ:
nuts tree colobratt‘on Saturday evening
Presents will be dis
tributcd to each inonibur of the Do
and refreshments will
numb of 0mm. Harry l’cppur:
Ilalurigo to build:
Second Assistant Engiucer~Willlan
0. Clark.
.1.
W. Slovenia,
Chaplains—~Rcv. Frank Brown nnt'
The new officers commence tho du
ties of their respective. (Ithaca January
i‘ofrosiiniuuli
04
be
luiwayton Hose (:0. will been open
lugs during the
wintei and rafrashmenta will be new
(Intel Engineer Stoyonu' ruport was
Rowayton, Dmmnb ihth. 191M.
Numbers of tilt
Rowdy-Ion Fire Department:
A socond coil or our cxlstrncc ha:
liven rIIIIlIId on by l-‘allu-r Tune. ant‘
blit'tmlt’s my dlll,‘
y scrnnll annua
report of the llnwnytmi II‘lrII {bipart
inIII i wiah to ex
prom: my gratitude to tinI ottircra anI
ii'iutuiiIIrs of tho drIpur
opm'ntloti l ham nIuIIlvrd during in
uncut. tor the co
tool that through
this means, that auccoua has been at-
llfollowlng is tho aggregate lira loss:
insurance and inuurnnco paid in
tho Rowuyton Firo District:
Value of buildiuua. $8.500
Value of contents, 5.100
Total value. $13,I‘Ilil'
14086 on buildings, $51!
Loss on contents, 116
Total loan. $630
Total insurance lnvolvml, $0,000
lnanrnnco paid on illilthl on
buildings, SIB
luaumnco paid on inaaoa rm (Ion-
Icnts, 35
Total Insurance paid. $50
(Irund list of valuation of propor-
$8,414.92
2
Thom Wore two and min-hail iiourr
of this ilt‘IIIIII-n.
(torn uIIiiIIlII: oi
II lIIiiowII:
No I2. it: “I p
lliiordmnn lIIrIIlI
IIrIl: vtIiIIII of building ibiltl' dainaui
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII on bond
Ibiitvuiu. Iiml;
Inuit; IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
arc of origin, I'll-
Itlun aparit: how (it"ltlmlM. albrIIIIIIIIIuI;
dI-pnrtmonl. out two hours.
II. 22, 0:30 p. in;
vIIlIII-
on building, Is.
000; with; of nontnnta $0.000. IlIIIIIIIIIo
In cIInchltII, Illa: lIIIIIiIIiIIcII till
con»
orlnln ovri tum:
nil cantilaz, how prenuptial, lll’lvnlo l‘tltilI
lill‘l'llt IIdIIIII'IIlII-III out Immlmii loom,
pIIIIIIIIIiIIII lip» do
partmanl willi II clinch M15” or which
ltownl IIItl Ilium
no. and $25 II‘I Ibo itidlunrn limit and
ladder Company.
your iuilt cicada.
In closing my report. i Iloulrr- to (IR:
broad my thanks main in our: and all
for! tilt- float..uanlulaltcn iind nIIiIIIIroIIII
courtoilloli cxinndml to till. durinu the
All or which tII rcapucilniiy nub:
mitIIIIl
tubal.
www.,
“Mug“ 10W?! gill
” EDWIN l... mvnua,
onto! Engines:- lto‘wsytnu trim iIIIIIIIIIt.
w. W“... “um
wi‘litldiIin’II Cvurooatil Jon Davis:
A FAIHIOHAILE MDTHER.
In to um on:
do: with you and tom: the baby home
with this It‘liril
chow" gCCl‘lnlltlYl
chIIIII IIIIcII littlc Fido
- IIIIIIIIIII Bi
Wm... _
Thorn can no normally IIIIIII oil ~
W tho bl
, mill}. ,
N no IIIIIIIIII in
mm IIIIII Inn."
lair: Holdup .
and Battling» ,
struggle for til i
, ”Ernest Bath-
I do he history
of the city Retail ting: huwoighta
are trained to no action. the moat per-
fectly conditional! athletes evcr
brought together in It rill; in Calltorn-
la, Both men an o but in the re-
suit and so for M lilo opin'lop la
' concerned it might :bIt' either man's
light. Both of that cohibatanta are
clcvor, shittlv lighted! had both have
a nurnbcrot vlctopl to their credit.
The friends of bow on are sanguine
over the roault..und the only certain
II in so for will“: Insulators are con-
IIIIIiI-d, is lilllt It. infill; ho a lively boat
from start to pinion. who betting in
tho poolroomu mapped a point last
night, resulting intuit influx of Nelson
c.oln The price hii' planet at 10 to 8
but Nelson‘s the
better tigure.’ and
can dropping tl'i . held out in the
bone or a wider ch. Eventually
however, they bean to "com the Britt
money at 10 to 1”,: can the indications
are that these will be g‘thé cloalnz odds
Th9 box omce. reports an enormous
sale of seats considering the time of
your, and the pr‘oniotorh‘ expect that
the records for title dance will be
broken. It in bullova that the money
in the his: pavilio Ilil ncgrcnate be:
tween $35,000 and 000
KRIS KHINGLEIBRlNca JOY.
So do our celebrated claim in small
and large boxes for the Christmas and.
Inn. Wholplcy hallmark.
a price no
”Gloves, Davin, 85 Washington at
I-w-vW
”Now Derby for Xmas. O Brien a
4....
MR8 CHADWIGK TO TESTIFY.
....-........:
May Be Pineal! ninth Stand Thin M
tel-noon in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. 0...‘ Dec. 20 .ers.
Cassie n Chadwiw’today told the- ma.
..._.
fairly well last 1117' I. and tell much
boiler than yesterday.
Mrs Chadwick butter saver-at days
bIIon scarcoiy able to Walk Without
support on account of In injury. but
today managed to take a little 9ch-
clac. She: said the: thouvhi alto might
be able to go to the bankruptcy court
'I) which. she has been summation u a
II itnoas Slip yatrl shadbuld not do 80
unions the physicians who were to ex
amino, hor as served to in the bank—
ruptcy court yesterday. thought it ad-
vlsnble.
Mrs. Chadwick’s at
icy, callod on her earl
’iIIII- with her.
ltcturrlnv; to a report that. the rod:
oral authorities contemplated tho ro-
movui of Mrs. Chadwick from C‘avc-
land to Toledo as II. rcsult of friction
bI-Iwmm Marshal Chand‘or and County
Sbcrill Barry. Mr, Chandler said to
day:
”I‘horc is positively nothinv in in
story We have no lntantioa of taking
Mrs. Chadwick or any other no nl. She
will rcmuln in the Cuyahoga county
loll bore until her trial bczinu. unless
she secures ball previous to that time.”
Shortly before tin.I bankruptcy hoar-
Inn, was rounniod before Rofcrae ltoui
lngton Iodav Mr. Duwlev unuouncod
that ho. had dccldod to offer no further
objection to lbo'plucinc or Mrs, Chad:
wick on tho wilncaa stand at tho II!
ImInoon session.
rncv, J. PJDIIw.
and spent some
w'l‘tivu. (lumen, Doha. Story Books
and ('lll‘ll‘llllllfi TitllI D'I‘ifll‘lllg“ Iii J. 'l‘
liayos‘a 5 Main 81. Not-walk
”Holocl lino ot wild sold and 'lrolil
llllml wan lil‘li‘ ltond‘ II
AN UP-TO-DATE STORE.
Bullock IL Price Have a Large Array
of (South for Holidayn.
’i‘iIII over IIp-lmiuIII storm-I of SIIliIII'iI
IInIl i'i‘lIIII pI-IIIIIIIII n f‘lli‘lllli’kltllltl prIItly
’illilllfll‘ltill't: Ill. llilli Christiana notation
crowdmi till llIIIy arc with articlm pl
IIIIIIII and run} llil'l‘li IIII gills. 'l‘lwru
iii an old iltiyiuit ilIIlt i‘lUlhl‘H do not
ilillkv tin,- than. ii iii wry into. but
good IIIIIIIIIIII iiIiIiIII him it irrIIIII dnul
morn ultiuciivII and illin mnlw llllll
IoI-i II lIIt lltrlh'i‘.
I’lIIllILIIN you may lIII woiIIlIIIlIIII, iuut
«IIIIII III:IIi of II prI-IIIIIII lll‘ may llkII.
l'IIIIIupIIllII would iliIII It ambition lac:
lull in “which to ho Iainil'oriabia about
thII hound In th itIlIIurc Iiiouiuiilil.
f-lmIIlIlnII lockout on.» burial and omn-
iIII liillll,‘
'i‘iIIIiI again It lliIIIIiIlnliIc bath rohn
nay. lll‘ ilIII IIIIiIiII for will: it you how
llilt‘il bucking ‘l‘liry am always IIIIII
mi and IIIIIII:v IIIIIII IIlIIIIIIIl iluvII IIIIII.
”attach and Prior haw: iI lIIIIII- IIIIIIIIrI-
mom from which IIIII may clamor.
Illvciyono IIIIIIIIII It now uniliiollu and
this)! urn vary accuptublo. products. III
purhnpun anally cumI would lit: this
thing. ‘Thnro arc Iniltil, halos—60h,
and by tho Way, do not forgot idol/ca
‘tlill silk bundlinrclilehl and llllifilt’l‘ll. A
vary acceptable manual. for n ulub III
I dross IIIIII chad or III trawling ling.
lull. hut/not kiwi» (limit: lilo linclt
tics at which ovum/one him I brains:
Ion bullock and Price have the pro
tuition bl “styles. color and IIIIIII ii
III wall to milliliter thcir IIIIIIIIIII bomre
purchasing ciacwha II.
O‘l‘l't'UARY NO'l'lit.
M ' OSCAR summit
The funeral of mo. uncommon was
held this I
interracial;
Iron at. this county all that she slept ,
Herman E. Malian Entertains
Eighty Friends at a Sump-
tuous Banquet at the Rooms
of the lschoda Club. which
were Decorated for the 00
casiou
Harman Mulmo tendered a toad
nionlai liiiItIdIIy banquet last evening
to about eighty of his friends. and to
any that Ilioy had tho, time 01’ tiuiir
limo but fuelily doucrllics tho way in
which the worry putty rot-t: vcd the
good clitoi set forth for their dolocta~
tion by Mr, Malmo. 'l‘hI: occasion of
the iubllntion‘was Mr. Mnimo's blrth~
day. but which one he did not say.
Tho banquet was held in the rooms
of tho lscboda Club, which had been
halidnoilicly decorated i‘ the occason
by William Dolan. 'l. ‘ walls werc
hung with flags and hunting and from
the calling wore festconcd long bang-
ers of icy loaves. Electric lights in
profusion served to Show off to advan-
tage the attractive spread which had
been prepared by Mr. Malmo. The
tablcs worn handsomely dressed with
fruits and flowers and artistic crea-
tions in salads and vlauds, while the
center piece was as line a. roast pig
.is cvor man out tooth to,
The evening‘s ("iltt‘i‘lfiinlnl’nl opened
by a number of line selections by E.
ii. Mauvillo, the talented plan..st. After
this musical treat the guests took their
main, and the good things were at-
tacked with vigor which bctokoncd ap-
pclues of II very stalwart nature.
The first. course was It lint: chowdoi'
prepared by the skiltul hands ot Cop—
ialn 'l‘lioodbro Smith and lie excelled
himself last evening. Than followed
other tempting viands in profusion
Duiing the banquet a flashlight pic-
.urc Iii the guith iii; was taken ,
’ihc banquet was pieparud by Wil-
llaui l._ohlo chef at the lmporial (,‘ags.
.iaslstod by Chaiics Buckley llarry
Fox, William Dolan, William Beers.
Dauiri Donovan James Smith and
\\lli.inn Brnow.
Vi iron the good things had barn on:-
In a lino entertainment was given The
Coiiiilhian Quartet of liildgcport.
donors Bottomlcy, Finch, (loodicliow
Ind Finch. rendered "My Old Ken
tuck Home" and Pretty Kate" in
n cuccptionnlly tlnII mannor.
’i‘iic lit-xi. cyan! on the program was
storms and song by Matt Woiltzr, tlir
drldgcport Dutch IIomI‘IIiinn. who lil-
.vuyi: makes it hit. ,
(‘IIpInin ’l‘iioodurII Smith gave II num—
lli’l‘ of SOll't'llIJll; upon illr.‘ violin :IiiII
llti'lllt‘n‘l won: IiiaIiII lIy Williuiii- ii
dainioiid (If liridvuport and Wlliam
anchor. of NIu\.inllt John Kirsch ill"-
.IIi “h tom-Itiniislei', \
Among the uuoot-town unions were
Diiiiicl Mclutyi'r, uf New York; Cap-
tain William MchrnIott, of Condos:
Captain Chariot; Kcegnn of Brooklyn:
(lIIorgc Bony. oi‘ RIInacilaor; Captain
Joseph imlliiigc of Cobras; Ciplaln
Fillilt'il'll‘k Ill‘Nlrill of Albany; Samuel
llyun. of Albany; inptulu Thomas Fit-
gin. of Albany; Mutt WIIilur, of Bridge
pIIrl, stud William H. ltdyruond, o.
liridgcporl.
COLEBURN a LADDER.
A Verltable Fairyland in Which to SI-
lect Gltto.
A lulryland of cut glass. diaiimnds,
llllvlir and pruciouu SlULlllS oi‘ all kinds,
watches. cioclta, pins, bracelets. hutv
pins, chains and a thousand and one
articles all too humorous to receive in:
Ilividual mention Iiiiilic uu assoI‘IiuIIni
at. tho woil~appointod Jowoiry store of
Colcburn and Lauder. which innkcu ii
an Iixccplionnlly piIInanui placi- l0 go
ill. this coupon of tho your in the
(Input. for Christmas prom-pm. 'l‘ho
IIIorII IIIIi‘i'iIIII Ii largo stock of prcscntn
availnblc lo lill pockutboolta.
EchIIlnnl IIIIIlo has boon Iilrn‘nvod
in the induction or this stock and it in
just what. tho buying public dIIIIIIII III
aims.
Will: is than who dim not. low
iiIiuIlanmII cut glass in tholr house and
who would not like to havu II blind—
sonic ploIIII oi nilvorwnI-II l’or tliIIlr lu-
bio?
‘l‘hn IIIdiI-Ii‘ boudcir la lurmuplclu
without, many of tho lianIlIIomII urtirics
which may ho had Iii. IL iIIwelry atom.
and whom is thorn II Jolyclry IIIIIrII
thIro tho IIIIIIIIrtnlIIiIl of tlicIIII things
is IIIItIIIr IIluIIIcii?
Him: you thought. of bill‘lllllllli? 'I'lIIII
III‘II Iiiwnyil WI-icIlmn in It inuu or i
woman, and in tin: aliowcasca Ii: Colo
burn it lollll'll‘l' thcrII urn multitude:
of tin-m. Many of the: pnttorim and
IIIIIIIIIIIII urn «trauma and uniquII and iii»
most anything can dcsirnii in that lim
may be (blind thorn.
Whoa in doubt. as to II propcr pro:
out consult Colcburii ll. bounci- and
him IlIII knotty problem IllllVlli’l rm
you in IIIIIIII up «any murmur that my
will womiur why you dobaicd, will
yIIiIrIIclt for days all to the propnr III-cu
cut to give,
wills". the Art Studio. is Washing-
ton street.
TKOHOUGHLV A? KANE.
"You appear to take lite pretty
may," said lilo hourwtto. II Ilia mix-
ed sums sawdust with milk and palm-
on It or: III limit!“ III call
“You lunatic. mum." grinned Bandy
II
l’iltha,'itfetcllltl§ out in tho whuibar- , _
,, rig: wga whole world to I may oor-
EAIIIIuIl Election Halli Lint Night—4N.
A :‘Kldnay for OlliIf Haymlikor. "
Th9 aundid eioctibu or 00chin of
linen» Harmonia will hold last evan-
ling ut the wigWam and resulted as for.
om: .
Chief Haymakar-«I-W: A Kidney
Assistant Chloi’ lluyinakorwll. h.
Zelda. .
Ovoneerm—Gcorgo C. Bmlth. .
Past Ohio! filmmaker-11. J. Smith 1
Collector of Straws-I—Guli E Kiri
;.cour
Assistant Collector of Straw-J H.
Gallnger. ‘
Keeper of annulus—Chariot: Stein-
wald
Stewart—Thomas lI‘. Hyde
dogreerthis evening and nominate: oili-
corn.
A meeting or the lluymaltera' enthr-
tninniont committee was held last cv-
oninc. to prepare for aIbarn dance to
be held New Year’s night.
m 3......
NOT 'cEl
Ladies who would like to look over
our line of Pipes and Cigars please
call in the morning or afternoon and
avoid the rush. Wholpley & Clark.
ENUMERATION. CF CHlLDREN. .
Thorn Were 4,998 of a School Age This
Year.
The enumeration of children over
four and under sixteen years of age
residing In the town of Norwalk, Oc-
tober 1, 1904, is as follows:
l904 1903
So. Nor. Union District. 1828 1800
Over River District, 814 820
Center District. till 644
East NorWalk District, 752 702
North West District, 180 163
So. Five Mile River DiaL. 19l 189
North Copter District, *226 ”209
Broad River, 92 111
Middle Five Mile River Dist. 122 107
West Norwnlk District, 96 10"
North East District, 76 8]
4998 4918
"in Couli-
Total. .
*In County Home, 100.
ty Home. 87.
HERMAN QUITTNER sues.
Wants $450 Damages and Costa from
Rud°.ph Bveo.
Uncas Tribe will work tho warriors .,
'thoir conference,
'wali Councils will take up the.I platter
Efforts of Citizens Regarding
Chang) of Schedule Brings
the Matter B‘efore the“ N6r
walk Board oi Councilmen.
East Norwnik continued its cfior
for a chungtI in the presentltroliu
schedule, by sending II delegation? on
citizens to last night‘s meeting of tho .
NIH-walk City Council. As a! 1::qu at: »,
a committee «from
tlia: section of the town and commitI :
too. from tho Norwnlk and South Nor
At the last meeting of tho Norwaik V
Councl to‘ be hold on Drcoinber 29.
that. body will decide whether or not
it will grant the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company the privilege
of buildmg a new switch in East av
nun.
lliury ltidcr acted as spokesmantlor '
this committee which. appeared. at last.
night's session. of the upper cityc
Canncll. Other members of the deioI
gallon also spoke. ,
Sororai other matters also came up ’
at this meeting. Bubs oi the various
city departments were ordered paid
tho iIXI’t‘IuL of $3,063.74. Among-tn
lilllii of the tire committee were r1103
from the companies of the fire depart.-
mcnt for answering calls during the
year. as follows: Hope Hose. Coxtipaijiy,
$109: Pionocr Hook and Ladder Conn
pany $112; Phoenix Eng In: Company.
8118 and the File Police $112.
Mayor Ferdinand B. Smith and the
members of the Council also had the"
pleasure of paying their own salaries, ,
for the year. The mayor racemes $250
per year for performing his duties..-
.wbile the counciimcu receive $125 "
ouch,
Some of the departments of the
Herman Quittncr has brought suit
against Rudolph Svec, claiming 5450*
damages and coats of the suit. The
papers in tho case do not state very
clearly tho reason for the suit
The papers were served yesterday,
by Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley.
who at achcd the license oi Mr. Svec' a
saloon in Railroad avenue, South Nor-
no it
The case will be heard helm-c the
Court at Common Pleas. at Bridgeport.
on the first Tuesday in January.
INVITATIONS FOR MILITARY MEN-
(lnncral lliisscll Frost and stall and
liner military men in The Norwailts
....,_ I‘II'II'II'JIIIl invitations to attondthe
inaugural hail of Governor Roberts at
no root Guard Armory, Hartford.
'Vodncsdav evoninq. January 4th: also
the second annual military ball and
ill of‘ Company M Tliird‘lnfantry
in the armory at Danielson. Monday.
’MIIar 2. and Ilia Christmas dance of
Company D, Third infantry, at the
Not-walk armory, December 26.
OLSEN'S SHOE STORE.
Olson's shoe slows, in South Nor-
walk and Norwalh present their usual-
ly attractive appearance at this season
of the your. There will be tound' In
either place a grout. variety of font:
wear to suit everyone and the prices
appIIal to all. The show windows
contain handsome displays. and noth-
ing would be more appreciated for a
Christmas remembrance than a pair
.2: shoes, slippers boots. or ovcrahmas.
*_.. V...“
"Native Fowltl lilific . Hayoa‘.
‘ MORE TIME NEEDED.
"Do you believe there in honor
amonir thieves?" «aid the grocer to
the customer.
"Well. i can't tell yet," replied the
man, "‘you are. air. We only been in
this town It week."
WANT ED.
WANTED—FOUR YOUNG LADIES
on button hole machines. also strolls.
"I‘l‘irw boy, Eastern Underwear Mtg.
00.. Water 8h. So. Norwalk. 020 it
WANTED —- GIRLS FOR RAND
Work on straw hats. Early applica-
tion should be made to Dennis and
Blanchard. 182 Water street. on St
non some .'
FOR DALI—wt BARGAIN—KIND
and comic boron. Not afraid of any-
thing, inquire Cutblli's Market. (120 ll
FOR aALE-I-NICE DDT Oli' SORT.
oil Gliilllowura. Runnels. PIcitII' Plush
urea and Baldwin Apple». inquire A.
H. MerrlilII omen Dock. 120 Water
III-oat. I120 3t
FOR SALE - SLElGll I-I—llilQUlltili
of The Know 801i 00.. 182 Watelraflst.
WWII 1..»me
FOR SALBu-u’l‘lm C. C. ili'l‘ with
homestead, corner or East Ave. and
omit nireel. house It 17. room. horn.
and about. an m at mund: stilt
house and mo loll all? Osborn Ava
Apply or Jacob.“ mammal? B Up
Garmo. John E Laureates. D. ,
or o. E leiiIon. '
. «A
iICS'l‘
" J. Wilcox announces tint illto II
it“ 15¢
,city machinery needed extra appro-I‘.
printions to settle their obligations
The aewar department was granted ,,
$300 extra the tire committee $500 and,*,‘
the tissues department $125. '
Councilman Gould recommended an
lncandoscent light at the foot of Wll-.,
ton avenue. As a result I)! a petition"
from the residents 0! Morgan nvenu
tha COuncil voted to extend that
ouglifare sixty feet to the easnya
Notice was also served on thsICOli
“oil by Mia Marja Ciune that she would;
expect dumag .{r ‘ the all g a; 1
result of a to i ‘Isll sustain ’ .
slippery sidewalk in eWail ntréet .
days ago She simcd that her ilrni -
was broltcn and that she received
lll'lllM’B.8lld contuslons. . ‘ .-
A letter from the National Board of
Firs l‘nIiIIi'Ivr.te;s was ordered on file.
‘l‘lI. II lt-f'Olll. nondaticm. (i the bond for
tho cm I; fill dcpuitnicnt arc the fol~
lowing:
Fire Departmont.
l.I—'l‘hcrII ii: an urgclit necessity for ,
placing the tire alarm telegraph syn-I, : ,_
loin in sci-victnillu and raiiaino condi—
l.,iou piovlding tor an impiovod sto‘r- ,
ago battery. additional circuta and
tho employing oi“ a competent electri-
clan as superintendent of the system.
2.~Onc lire alarm box should he lo:
third in the vicinity oi the Children's
Homo huiiding, and poimancntiy at-
tachod keys for doors at all alarm ,_
boxes.
3.-A modorn constructed hook and,
ladder truck with 00-foot extension 1'9
and nccossurv I:thipti:IInt of ordinary ‘
lengths of service ladders. should irérf'I
obtained. to replace the prudent Ii
motive apparatus and unstiie luddci‘
Thlu truck should be located at thg’
central lire station in the mlirclin‘tlla
district. ,
III-At least 2.500 fut-t tol’ flI'I'i-"li‘riil‘
tire service hose ahould be obtained. to
replace that amount of uttrbllnhle bong
now in par about twalvc years; also: ;,
prIvlde for the clot-lion of a hose-
drvlniz tower or drying shelves. I
5—Ordiaanccs should ht: colic ed by
the City Council to provldb for mod-I
Continued on Eighth Pairs.
leamonds, in all kindn of Jewelry
in untodntc doaigna. Oh“. E. III!!! -
worth. Jeweler. ‘ ,
wHafnorii' Xmas cixIIrI m 6860'
tioaal. in boxes or 26 or morn
“a. x I“...
MISCFLLANIIOLS ‘, .’ ‘
Ii nan ICOVMMIIG
EMPLOYMENT AGENCYn-IMRE.
MOW- ... “flaw" a...“ ..
labilaho‘d an employment atone
i3 lluntord Place and can locum II ,
for all clown oi appllcoutl a“ t!
Mmmmwu .
SCALP TREATMENT - an
lliIoIIII hair. molds. warts, wflttlt
plmplcn. blackheads. track!“ I
blemishes removed by clodtmlylil'l. m
oinctrtc monitor: free wIIbIIve lbw
poo Consultation tree. 13 III I!»
branches taught ronaonitbiy. 35 Oil Ii
Madame Frances Murrav. as Shut
Main III-not. RnIIlII NIIIIIIIIlli. Il'i‘l
BUSINESS NOTICES.
. RUDD“. PRACTICAL
III. Jll‘allor Haunt-II and Decorator
lint» Iubmlited, Adams
strum. tool. at Franklin “Oil
er inht'o.
., .I. ...~.M
Norwalk Chronicler